The tiny WA town named as top national tourist destination
It just goes to show that big towns and big tourism budgets do not make a destination.
It just goes to show that big towns and big tourism budgets do not make a destination.
Whilst everyone is talking about Europe you cannot ignore the magic in our own back yard.
The main thing we want to know is whether Ruby the Roo is keeping her job or not.
Surprise surprise... Sydney Harbour and the Opera House come up trumps. Can you tell we live here?
Cost of living crisis? Forgeddaboutit! If you run a tourism business, your costs have doubled since Covid.
Expat Aussie Andrew Boxall steps off a Flight Centre gig to plant the flag as UK Tourism Australia GM.
It's heating up in Cairns and we're not talking about the weather! Get ready for a marketing masterclass with Susan.
Any clue on what it could be called? We guessed 'Awaketime' but unfortunately that was not it.
The dream team has put on Dreamtime. If someone reckons this isn't the spot to be, tell them they're dreaming!
Albo has invited Chinese travellers to come and say g'day! It's not quite as cool as when Paul Hogan did it though.
We know where the bloody hell they are now. They're here.
What's a request for tender? Well, it's not what you say to a waiter regarding how your lamb is served, as we thought.
We've also been eyeing the Southeast Asian market, mainly due to our liking of laksa.
The Women's World Cup has brought Aussies together and also caused high levels of stress (as experienced on Saturday).
Have you got football fever? If not, catch a case with Tourism Australia's campaign. The TW staff are riddled with it.
The tourists are also being invited to come and say "struth", "crikey", "rippa" and "naur" (or "no" as we call it).
A total of 20 roles from the agency's marketing team based in Sydney were affected.
Haven't heard enough about Tourism Aus' ad campaign? Get some more insight from your fav travel trade publication.